The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-04


sit is currently reported and ger
orally believed" that the appoint
ment of e depot policeman is unlaw
full.
The Lancaster Republican says
that Miss kreig of this place ii
the guest of Miss Rose Ham
mond.
Miss Agie Camp, of Ne;sonville
O., has been the guest'of Cora
Parker, several days the pas'
week.
Pete Prisenderfer is still cele-
brating st. Patrick's Day in the
morning. Pete, this weather is
to hot.
Miss MollIe Zenner was taken
suddenly and dangerously sick
last Sunday evening. She is i'm
proving.
Rev. D. r. Moore and family
left for Brookville, Ind, Tuesday
where they visit friends for sew
eral weeks.
The Missos Lotta and Lucy Nc
Courtney returned home last Sat-
urday from a visit among friends
at Giblsonville.
Warren Bennett, of the o. l. w.
Va. Division. left for St. Paul,
Minn., on Monday. he will be
gone several weeks.
The steamer Star took party Of
boys to Westenhaver's Springs
Tuesday afternoon. They feasted
on soup and green corn.
Gus Magoon and wife and Miss
Hannah Lehman have been
spending the past week at Ka-
nawha Falls, West Va.
Chas. Pierce moved his family
| TO Floodwood last Thursday
Charley takes charge of the tele-
graph Office at that place.
Miss Ethel, the accomplished
daughter of S. II. Wright, of Lam
caster, o, is visiting her cousin,
Miss Ella PuIsell of this city.
Elder Kelly, of Lancaster, was
the guest of Row. Thomas last Sun
day while Attending the Quarterly
meeting at the u. E. church.
Bob Work and Frank BlasIus
are in camp at Birch Hole tins
week, The "skeeters" will not
have bonanza with this pair.
Mr.. James MotherweIl Is on bus
mess trip through West Virginia
Ohio 'and Indiana securing bridge
contracts. lie reports business goo i.
TIE incest, finest. and most perfect
fitting shoe for ladies ever offered in
this city for 81 90, former selling price
$500. This is no shop worn shire. but
rice clean goods at r. w. Boxlby d
Sons.
1t should not be forgotten that
it was found necessary 10 close
the old cemetary at night on ac-
count of loose characters about
the town.
B. C. Carlisle, formerly of this
city. but now of Iowa. joined his
wife here this week and is the
guest of hie mother-in- law Mrs. Pos
ton.
A full line of caskets, cofins aid
undertaking goods will be found at
James A. divers and be furnished
at remarkable low figures. Do not
forget this.
James Heft, an employe at the
Fire Brick Works. was prOstrated
by heat last Sunday. He was
pretty sick for a time, but soon
recovered.
Mr.. Ben Stevenson, one of the
prominent Democrats from Salt
Greek, was in the city on Wednes
day attending to business before the
Probate Court.
1t is said to have been abso-
lutaly necessary to close the old
cemetery at night because of the
prostitutes that loafed there
Cannot this class be regulated or
driven outg
We are pleased to say that since
Jim Oliver opened his furniture
store in this city his trade has con-
stantly been increasing. First
class goods and low prices have
brought trade.
The firm of Rose & Sulzbacher, as
Will be seen in a notice published
In this issue of the Sentinel was DIS
solved Aug list 1st, Mr.. s m. Sulz-
bacher retiring. Mr.. Sulzbacher
has not yet concluded where he will
locate.
Rev. A. G. Kelley, presiding
Elder of the Lancaster District,
attended the fourth and last quar-
terly meeting for this conference
year at the NJ. f, Church in this
city last Sunday.
The residents of Gallagher's ad-
dltion say that once upon time an
assessment was made to build a
bridge across the canal on Front
street. and would like to knov Wha